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Twelve talented web developers have travelled to CERN from all over the world to recreate a key piece of web history: the line-mode browser. "Next Saturday night, we're sending you back to the future!"
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..Lynx works fine.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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That's what had me confused - did it disappear or something, or is there something about *this* line-mode browser that's different?
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There is no doubt that AngularJS – the self-proclaimed “superheroic JavaScript framework” – is gaining traction. Bonus #11: It's a cute tool
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The definitive source of the best JavaScript frameworks, plugins, and tools All JavaScript, all the time
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What happened to just using HTML to make a webpage.
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Oh, man. That's sooooo last century.
Now you need HTML, CSS, JavaScript, at least three additional JS libraries, some server-side processing, a CSS/LESS/SASS pre-processor, maybe a in-memory DB, Web fonts from a real type foundry, and fifteen copies of each image (customized for each possible browser client size) or you're not doing real Web development. 
Oh, and so it's an official Web development post: node.js, node.js, node.js (there, I got in the required three mentions)
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You can still do that. 
-NP
Never underestimate the creativity of the end-user.
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For the past year or more we have been working hard behind the scenes to modularize the IntelliJ platform. As it stands now, IntelliJ IDEA provides a very extensible and rich platform. In fact, all of our different IDEs, as well as Google’s Android Studio are built on the IntelliJ platform and most of the functionality each flavor provides is nothing more than a series of plugins. Upcoming code browser from the brains of JetBrains
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Clicking "Like" on a Facebook post or page is now a form of speech protected by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment, according to an opinion issued on Wednesday by a federal appeals court, which overturned a previous ruling to the contrary. I'm so glad they took the time to decide that, aren't you?
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I'm still trying to find the Don't Like button
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what about the code project upvote button (or downvote)?
would you be considered a threat if you dislike Java?
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devvvy wrote: would you be considered a threat if you dislike Java?
I think you would be considered a (security) threat if you LIKED Java 
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IANAL, but... maybe?
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What about CP likes? We need to start a petition for all the likes of all the joints in all the world.
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The question is not "Do I host my source code?" If you're a one-person shop, the answer should be yes. If you're a midsized consulting firm, the answer should be yes. If you're a huge distributed product company, the answer should be yes. You get the picture. Yes
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Intel CTO Dirk Hohndel sees Linux as the leading end-user operating systems - thanks to smartphones, tablets, as well as the rise of Chromebooks. As opposed to all those other "Year of Linux" years
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Kent Sharkey wrote: As opposed to all those other "Year of Linux" years
I saw a comment on Ars Technica that sums it up quite well: "Half Life 3 will be the Year of the Linux Desktop" 
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Just add +whatever to your Outlook.com email address to create an email alias instantly that you can use for sign up forms and any other occasion where you have to enter an email address. This of course doesn't help you if your name is +
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Kent Sharkey wrote: This of course doesn't help you if your name is +
Doubleplusgood. 
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iOS 7 comes with a bevy of new features and changes that will greatly enhance the mobile experience for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. Here is a rundown of some of the highlights found in Apple's new mobile operating system. Assuming you're one of the "cool" kids
modified 18-Sep-13 14:01pm.
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Subject copy/paste gremlin.
/ravi
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Oh, that's bizarre. It's right in the form, but I guess I munged it at some point. OK, I'll fix.
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On June 20th 2013, we decided that our 4-day work week at Treehouse was’t insane enough so we went further: We removed all Managers. "Never saw the sun shining so bright, never saw things going so right"
Sure, I doubt this could work at a larger company, but I wonder just how many companies this model would work for. Alternately, how many companies have managers just because "it's the way it's done" (aka Cargo Culting).
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A collection of best front end frameworks for faster & easier Web development You know it's going to break somewhere, might as well have a hint beforehand
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